Junior High Way! 

Dates: July 25th-31st
Grades: 6-8
Cost: $350.00/$395.00/$435.00 
Your Junior High Way camp offers an awesome blend of challenges, activities, friend time, faith time, and do it all time.  Whether is will be your first time at camp or whether you're a seasoned Lazy F veteran - you will be quickly absorbed into the action and find yourself among friends.  You'll also learn about God’s way, have the choice to challenge yourself on camp's teambuilding and high ropes course,  raft down the “mighty” Yakima River, and maybe search for "treasure" near a section of camp with a little mud. 

The Junior High Way layout is designed to meet 5 goals:
To bring in a fun unifying faith curriculum (Chapel, part of vespers, part of some afternoon activities)
To have time for each camper to be able to share things with their cabin, and feel they are individually
      know and important (evening vespers - the whole day too - but specifically vespers)
To have an opportunity for your camper to choose an element of what they will be doing, and
      intermingle with other kids their own age (morning electives)
To have time for each cabin group to come together as friends (afternoon cabin time)
To have time for the all the kids in the session to be able to come together in fun (evening program)


To get an idea of what a camp day might look like...
7:00 WAKE UP! Rise and Shine!
7:30 BREAKFAST
8:15 Cabin and community CLEAN UP
8:45 CHAPEL
9:45 ELECTIVE PERIOD 1 These elective periods are new for 2010 and are designed to give campers a chance a chance to intermingle with other campers their own age and develop some skills specific to Lazy F
10:45 ELECTIVE PERIOD 2 Electives for your session might include: climbing, the craft house, wilderness skills, challenge class, field games, archery or new course a staff develops.  Sign up when you check in
11:45 Wash hands and meet at the flag pole for lunch
12:00 LUNCH
12:45 FOB (Feet on Bunk) (a restful quiet hour for a nap or if you're lucky a letter home)
1:45 CABIN ACTIVITY TIME during this time the counselors have set out planned activities to do as a cabin unit. Some of the activities will focus around our "Breakthrough" theme, while others might include: tackling one of camp’s classic hikes, tubing on the creek, our awesome hillside slip-n-slide, going through the challenge course as a cabin unit, Challenging themselves on the high ropes course or Branding Iron climbing tower, tie-dying or other arts and crafts, field games, orienteering, or about a dozen other activities.  While we do call it cabin time, there will be a number of opportunities for brother / sister cabins to share in activities. 
5:15 Gather at the fire pit for some lively WORSHIP SINGING
5:45 DINNER
6:45 EVENING PROGRAM - evening activities vary each night, but some of the post popular include: campfires, capture the flag, olympics, square dance, dance / board game night, and more!
8:00 CABIN VESPERS / and devotion discussions related to what’s going on in their cabin, and with topics from our "Breakthrough" theme
9:30 LIGHTS OUT and all quiet